skilling
Old Scandinavian currency
Skilling is a verb meaning to train or develop skills, used especially in corporate and educational contexts: The company is focused on skilling its workforce for the digital economy.
Reskilling and upskilling are more common variants, referring to teaching new skills or improving existing ones.
The word has a bureaucratic flavor, appearing in HR materials and policy documents more than everyday speech.
Skillful hand coordination
- finesseSubtle, deft handling
- proficiencySkilled performance level
- meticulousnessExtreme carefulness in details
- exactitudePerfect correctness in detail
carefulness · sharpness · attention · detail · control · craftsmanship · artistry · nimbleness
Skilled manual tradesperson
- handmadeCreated manually, not mechanically
- carpentryWood construction trade
- potteryFired clay objects
- weavingInterlacing strands into fabric
blacksmithing · tailoring · knitting · leatherwork · glassblowing · woodworking · metalwork · ceramics
Disgraceful public affair
- fraudIntentional criminal trickery
- JeffreyMasculine given name
- accountingMaintaining financial records
- manipulationUnderhanded control of others
whistleblower · bankruptcy · indictment · testimony · securities · audit · prosecution · conviction
All available workers
- employabilityQualification for work
- competencySufficient ability for something
- certificationAttestation of qualification
- vocationalRelated to skilled work
learning · education · qualification · curriculum · assessment · onboarding · talent · bootcamp
dexterity
Skillful hand coordination
- finesseSubtle, deft handling
- proficiencySkilled performance level
- meticulousnessExtreme carefulness in details
exactitude · carefulness · sharpness · attention · detail · control · craftsmanship · artistry · nimbleness · adeptness
artisan
Skilled manual tradesperson
weaving · blacksmithing · tailoring · knitting · leatherwork · glassblowing · woodworking · metalwork · ceramics · quilting
scandal
Disgraceful public affair
- fraudIntentional criminal trickery
- JeffreyMasculine given name
- accountingMaintaining financial records
manipulation · whistleblower · bankruptcy · indictment · testimony · securities · audit · prosecution · conviction · white-collar
workforce
All available workers
- employabilityQualification for work
- competencySufficient ability for something
- certificationAttestation of qualification
vocational · learning · education · qualification · curriculum · assessment · onboarding · talent · bootcamp · coursework
pence
British currency units
Ugandan · Tanzanian · Somali · coinage · denomination · sterling · monetary · banknote · exchange
skillingdigital currency
Currency stored electronically
modern currency · legal tender · euro · cryptocurrency · electronic money